On January 1 and the Lunar New Year, many Koreans eat tteokguk, a steaming broth studded with chewy rice cakes. In the winter months, that means a busy kitchen at Gwinnett County’s Nak Won Rice Cake
From now through November 5, 285 South is interviewing a cross-section of first- and second-generation immigrant voters to learn what they’re most concerned about as they head to the polls.
Kay Kang doesn't canvass to reach voters. She builds relationships, sends text messages, and taps into a shared history.
Atlanta-area Korean American pastors and church members talk to 285 South about bridging generational divides and healing from trauma
